Could an FC Porto midfielder be Manchester City's Kalvin Phillips replacement?

Could FC Porto midfielder Alan Varela be Manchester City’s Kalvin Phillips replacement? There is a vacancy in the treble winners squad for a defensive midfielder with the England international’s imminent move to West Ham set to be completed.
Could FC Porto midfielder Alan Varela be Manchester City’s Kalvin Phillips replacement? There is a vacancy in the treble winners squad for a defensive midfielder with the England international’s imminent move to West Ham set to be completed. FC Porto’s Argentine midfielder has been linked with a summer move to the treble winners as they seek to find a suitable player to complete their squad. Alan Varela has been a mainstay of the FC Porto lineup this season. He has made 22 appearances in all competitions for the Portuguese giants. Varela has added one goal and two assists across the season for Porto. Playing primarily as a defensive midfielder Varela has shone for FC Porto. His ability in possession and passing ability have stood out so far this season. Given these are prerequisites to play for Pep Guardiola he appears to be well-suited to Manchester City’s style of play. The Argentine also appears to have the tactical awareness to be a solid backup option for City midfield mainstay Rodri. His ability to rea

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